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Posted: Monday, April 16th 2018
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Bryan on BBC Radio Bristol tonight
Monday, April 16th 2018
Joe Bryan will be a special guest on BBC Radio Bristol this evening.
The Academy product will join Geoff Twentyman in the studio for the Sound Of The City show from 6pm.
Bryan will reflect on being crowned the PFA’s Player in the Community at the last night’s EFL Awards in London.
Fans can call into the show to ask questions on 0345 900 5949 or text 81333 starting your message with the word ‘Twentyman’.
BBC Radio Bristol is available via 94.9FM, 104.6FM, DAB and online via the BBC Bristol website.
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